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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-08-20
FOR THE cHILDREN'S SAKE.


For the sake of the children, cry your tears,
Shield their hearts from the sorrow of ripper
years;
Der the road that is rough bear them on with
smile,
Though the f1ints are piercing your feet the
while,
For it is meet
That life be sweet
To the child.
For the sake of the children, let never tone
OF anger from lips of yours be known;
Let them hear no sound Of the terrible strife,
OF the fearful and dangerous battle of life,
Fer it is right
That life be bright
To the child.
For the sake of the children, sing a song,
Though the tide of grief in your heart be strong;
In dependency bow not your head to the dust,
Lift your heart to the Father in Heaven and
trust;
That you be true
And brave is due
To the child
For the days Of youth are the age of gold,
And would you from the children one pleasure
withhold?
Is the path they must tread such sunlit way,
That, with clouds. you would darken the dawn
of their day?
Youth and its boon
Is lost so soon
To the child
james GeddeS, in Good housekeeping.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-08-20
THE DRINKING M IAN.

a Habit That Can Not BE Hidden-Whls-
ky Drinking Not "A Sign of Brilliancy,
but Mark of Mental Weakness.
OF drunkenness as q moral and ply
steal crime nothing new can be said,
but some of the phenomena of psy-
Geological and social nature have re-
ceived but slight attention from pro-
fessional advocates of temperance
One of these is the delusion cherished
by the young man who is just entering
upon a downward career that no one
among his respectable acquaintance is
aware of his indulgence in intoxicants.
Regardless of the fact that he himself
can instantly detect the signs of such
weakness in others, and can not be de-
ceiyGd, he goes on his way feeling sure
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-08-20
publican.

A convicted criminal, who was ac-
cused of the most outrageous heartless-
ness. replied that he had at least been
thoughtful enough not to inhict misery
upon his family. No wife and chill
dren ever suffered by any act of mine"
he proudly said. "How is that?' asked
the Judge. 81 never married, " was the
conclusive answer. M T. Ledqer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-08-20
The LIQUOR TRAFFIC.

What 1t Does and What 1t Does Not Do
Should 1t Be Established and Protected
by Law?
The liquor traffic earns nothing; it
creates no value; it adds not dollar
to the national wealth, nor in any way
to the welfare and prosperity of the
country. The money obtained by the
trade is not earned as honest industries
earn money-by giving valuable re-
turn for it. 1t obtains money from
those who earn it by theirlabor, giving
in return for it what is not only of no
value, but far worse than that-some-
thing which leads to poverty, pauper-
ism, wretchedness and crime; which
disinclines men to honest industry, and
finally units them for it.
This traffic, like war, wastes the
products of industry, and kills the
worker, or so mutilates and mains
him that he is untitled for work; and
then he and his family are dependents
and pensioned upon the honest indus
tries of the country. 1t i, like con-
tlagration; it destroys, leaving only
blackened ruins of all which it attacks.
1t is like pestilence; ravaging any
community where it is tolerated, cut
ting down the brightest, bravest and
best. 1t destroys more than sixty
thousand of our people every year, cut
ting short their lives upon an average
more than ten years each. 1t makes
wretched, beyond all power of express
sion, more than five thousand homes,
which, but for it. would be peaceful,
prosperous and happy. 1t threatens
the existence of our institutions, which
can not live except among an educated
and virtuous people, because, more
than all other influences for evil, it re-
duces men to ignorance, brutality and
savagery.
Have | overstated or misstated? Is
such trade to be established and pro-
tected by lawP or shall it be forbidden,
and by sufficient pains and penalties
suppressed as being inconsistent with
the general goodP-NeaI DoW
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-08-20

The National Temperance Hospital
has in the eight months of its existence
treated nearly two hundred patients,
and not drop of alcohol in any form
has been used, although its use would
have been thought necessary in many
OF the severe cases treated in many
other hospitals. Not one patient has
died but all that entered went out
cured. National w. c. Z. Z. Bulletin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-12
g}r. 1865.

RaGB, baI-clb. grua3Rad, $45OO. Siaat ..
@emae, Berpalfer, an Sames .. SOD,
@ruHo Sid Effrite Der @iImOr', III 6uB
a0rbih Der 8alttuorefrl5e, II bsi 81 BuB,
S795: @TunbliHs S96. 9dBJ0 y. Carroll an
$50. @iItber, grruofiid Gfleite Der Sal
pert, % 6uB iitbIi5 Der D5OHHm.utaraBe,
2I BET III, $4,000. &Bos. 2. 8Io9slg al
glarp 6. &iogeig, gSor0ieite ber parIem',
95 Rug lpealid Der 9lsrtle.AbeHue, $500.
gGiIb. @elfsnbotter an @eo. Sauf, @ruuos
fiid R0roms9ede Der Eittle'p 'pdm7lsao ptu
uu0 SoHhfra5e, $500; GruubjtHs $2l. :.
s. 8ied on gldrg &. Bennett, gyruHoltad
gSefEieite Der 8Ouos, HaFe Gll0erRtlBe, II
bel rs, 5000; GruHOSiUs SIS. William i.
Spbuou, 8ermaIter, an 6, gHlstc, GruHoa
Hid RorOieite Der McGlOerTg', lt1Be gBal9s
ington=SraSe, SIS bei IS, $1,000. 8aol6
Stemart on q. q. BroUu, @ruu0fttd gtoro'
ieite Der BrefoHs, nabe &alUertsStrGBe, S5.
9iCb. q. SrOuu an 9. s.. 3. Snyitb, yiorOa
leite Ser BRETON, Hube &albertlfraBe, 1913 bet
100, $4,000. Derielbe al @uHlp SmItb,
y(croielte her Yre1ou, Hahe @atUeEttTaBeu
l7.3 bel 100, $4,000. GerieIbe an 4uHa 30.
Smtb, Yiortisite Der BRETON, uuhe @alUerts
fraEe, / Z.3 bFi l0O $4,000. 9. g. ShUiuu
an Sre0. &ice, Roroieite Der @hlppelfraBe,
uabe g8ootgears 4ueg, 25 bel 80, S1O4l.
Sol. 4. arauB an RarI Gang, 5ypel SruHOs
fiids, S225O; GruH6Sius $8l. Subu 2B.
0}OgfOn an 4lbert u. SorRer, gruu6fiid
Gfislte Der @barleSfra6e, $4,000. Slma5
SeHEebb Oil SuiiH5 9l00tgsr, @JruHbfid
SHonfieite Der 4nOrez, Habe TOrtiire5e, 1t.2
bet 65, $500; @ruHOSiHS $3.50. samuel
3. Gaughg an GbOS. .. Bid, eiH Sruu0a
fiid, 81. EboR. 6. Std oil .. y. GaupbB,
Bern, @runofht gGeFeits Der SOIO,, uabe
GhBerfra6e, 1913 bei IS, $3.50, Glmira
BOultcH uHO @emnbl an Diartba y, 3taiHery
elm gruuOfiid, $3.50; @ruuOjtns $7O.84.
GbOs. Bid on GhaS. SB. Burton, BefleIte
Bomb, So 6uB lliOlih GhBer7raBe, IA bet
IS SuB; gruuOStuS $l5; $1,000. 6eurg s..
GOrbau uub Satin an @hlabetb 6raBer,
Gfieita gGaibiugtOuz, 162 BuB iiOld BON
SefieriouilraBe, 1876 bel 80, &ruu0Biu5 $4O.s
so; $lO5O. GOmuuO &. RO3ars an BiItOH
SuoDoeu, > @runOfude, $7647. EbOmaS
%. Slid an 6eHr1 QStttlgr, gSefisita SOuos
l12 TuB ii0lid Uou GliuerfraBe, IA BET IS
TuB, @runo5lus $45; $1,000. Caroline
Suorr oil 80. &. SumpbrepS, Sibieite Der
WCgt0eIrp Srass, trei @ruHOfiide, S..
Sd. Sumpbregs an Caroline SuOr, Srun0s
fud SuOieite Der Dic@l0errgfraBe, HaAe
Batteriou Part. QBeuue, 81 bel I4S, s..
Siaaf g. @eOrge, 8ermalter, al Slmes Aia
reg, Gruubfud SiioOiiieite Der 0lOberta, ua9e
McGuuobRr., Is bti &c, CRIB, $40; $3.50.
Eote glou0ge all Gmeliue Gl0riOge, @ruuos
Riid gloroieite SOpIng,GUeuue, 225 BuB
nefIid buu SdrGbers SraBe, IA bel TO-,
@ruuo8ins $50; s.. SEQ. SlortOge, Ser
matter, on oieieIbe, baHelbe SruHOfit,
GruutSju8 SEQ; s..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-12
Snotoncr 8eghthtea .

@IBu1o, Eeras, II, Sui. - 1a5 Sc.
rift, uad peIdem 3pei gtuuObHer aus bic
fer Stabt, gic@ratb uuO San gteB SmItl,
eiuen Grupp Gpa6en, SnoiaEer bel 2OguSnd,
Sarta g!ura, in oeu Sau Dt0uHtaiuS,
etna leo gteilen BON 6ieier StuOt eHtierut,
gegbeu bGttsu, eutbebrt, ME ita Ha4rd9ld
berausgefsut bat, ieoer BegrituouHg uuO II
pOufdnsig aus Der Cuft gegriiisH. 0a5 Sc
rutt otroantt ieine @utfs5un9 eiuem 8rteie
aus Subiuat, Ilerito, pom 3. 5uIi, Ser in
ben bjsfgeu Blatteru Oer0feHtIidt uno ourh
eiuige Sp55iul @orrep0n6enten ouE4 otele
eigene 9uidBe entfent mOrOen mar. GiHer
Der beiOeu Diauuer, Ban yieB Smitb, mel.
der pOu BEN 4padeH set0btet poroen ietr
oUte, befiuoet fh pOBlbebOlteu III eieie,
Stnbt. Sn elmer lluterrebuaa Iagte sr, oat
er berei,s lett 10 Sabreu ieae @2gtHo btrctil
unO nod lie Gpadeu geleben babe. VI
fonue baber Hidt begUeiieH, ME eiH oerartlse5
@erItt uufgeipreUgt pgroeH tonute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-12
MImftr 9nnh.

GbicagU, II. 9uli.-giHer Sg.,,,alOe'
peihe ans GOIuia, Sal, 3ufolge 1T Dong 0i
Der dtEeFite 8ieuRbOte, ueldar Iaiue 6tr.
rim Trau 8. Bullion 3u OF. Sobn eribo5, ai.
men GH6creu Gieuftboteu, Vamens lBllam
Q&gaUeT, DtrpuHogts uuO 3nei Shuiie au
6rnu guiOus 3met E0dter abfauarte, az
fern irub burdl eiueu @to5 aus oem 9efiag.
rtry cebOIt Uup oufasbdHgt poroeH. Setr
groicB rtfullitIe au @anHdg In etueat gja5r,
iprute, paIher BEN $eiauggueu fhul6ig ers
iidrre uE0 lebgn8ldaG!Idle 3udtbaus6aft ais
Suafe feitigtte. 9a8 Seroift erregta uuges
beure @HtritiUHg uHter ben I'M @eribtS3im=
mer oeriammeltJu 3uidauern, pelte fait
obue AusEGbme benuffRet mareu, uH5 e8
gelarg oem Sdrtfi uur nit Ultbe, bic aui,
8ere9te g}enge oGoon ab3ubatteu, Dong 81
iofOrt 3u lgudeu. g8eaUer, pelfer BON Dem
@biueien Uernuubet n0roen mar, uabm bgrs
borrngeuCeu Gntbeil on Nem Qpnhgerl4t uuO
mar etEer Der 6i6rer bes UiObs, neldsr oas
&gi1nguiB fturmte. Song 81 CAB ais SruuO
fir iein SCrbredeu an, er babe geuuBt, oa5
&enUer tbu eIidleBeu pOute, mo er lei i1m
besBaIb 3uOOr8etommeH. 6rau Billion babe
er mr. 3uIlul9 gctro1eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-12
Ser S0tTOru0 oes DampfctS
,aRcrrtlitac.

9Giifar, R.s5., II. 5uli. - gtH5e
beute bier angefOmmeue Bufa9iere Oes ges
ihetterteH 8ampf5t5 pgterrtmac" erbsbeu
erufe AntIageH gegeu Die gianniHaft oss
GanPfers. 8us 8a9r3eug franoste U45rsao
elmer fInreu, fernbyueu ytndt, uuo balo oas
rauf icu fid siu GROCER EbelI Der gtmau.
ming bstrrHtsu uuo nuf ibamIOie E8sIs be-.
trugeu babsH. &a8 8spdd osr BafI5iere
purte 9epltinOert, rpa5reuo iid Die Gigeus
thinner uuf Gem 8eroed beiaHoan uRo aui
GettHng balrteU, uno gum lleberIu6e geri1z
them Die betruateueu RarOien NOD uuter
eiRanber in Streit.
Sin nahres BauOemonlum berrIdte, bis
bic BoOe ausgee9t nurbeu uuo BaTagare
uebf giauuidUft ans llfsr bef0roerteH. ga.
pitdu @romeu, Der 2ootis uu6 3pei Oifijiere
befauben iif am Sort, aI8 Der 0ampfer auis
lief, uTO IUnneH, iOmeit ernlittelt lit, feineu
befrjaOigsuosu @runo fir bic E5atiate aHs
gebsn, OGB fh S08 6aBr3eug 10 uabe am
llier bsflN0,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-12
Die Observation-Disclosures .

y BbiIu0eIpbta, II. SuIi.-Der @cros
nsras s5uqusf i'm Sale Der 3psi 3iuDer Oes
Saders Ssorg BaImsr uub Der 3pet Siuoer
pes pm. gouts 8iebel, pelde augeblitb an
@hrOmseIb=Sergiituug itarben, fauO beute
Dor elmer ips5teqeu Sum fatt unb reIultirte
tn einsm Ser0ift, neIdes ertldrt, oas Der
2oo Der genounteu bier Siueer anger aaem
3DstisI bic Solge beS Senufes BON 8aduert
9stpelesH lei, Del4sS Ourd &bramgeLb oOer
9!omlaures SIei geidrbt poroeu mar. Der
Sader Palmer, aus befen 2aoeH oas frag,
ll9e Sadmert fammte, purbe bis auf Bsis
teres inter $4,000 8iraidaft gefeut. Die
Surp taoelt in ibrem BerDitte Sru. 3u9uF
3uPpeItps, neil berielbe Re3epte 8ur 6erffelz
lung BON Sndpert NIT anuenouHg pom
@prom9elb cirfuIirte, iopie bic 66. alden.
bad), Nituer un6 @eorg 50. 0liIlet, neil 6iez
lelben bic Sdder nit @brOmselb perIorgteu,
trogesm fe ben 9efabrItteu Gbaratter ieHer
SHbfanj tannteu uub Dnsten, baB bieieIbe
bel Der 9erfeuuus bon RabruHgsmtttelu
bertpeubet perbeu ioIItp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-12
glttn gltbfiter pert.naIftft.

@OIumbia, 5.s@., IL. Sult. - 4lS
borgefterH friib Die Grbeiter bsr y@eocglaz
@alplina 9iorlberu &abn" in @6sfersSo.,
l6 Wetien 0Ou Sort Uliu, on Die 2lrbeit 9eo
ben poDteu, faaOeu fe cas- 3eItlaBer, 100 Sic
pramitborlGthe auibenabrt tulr6en, pom
Der @roOberfdde beri9munOen. GS bate
Ii6 matreuO Ger ytabt cine grploiou erei9,
ret, uno ueuu Albeiter, rpelde in Der gtd1e
bee 2agers campirten, lpareH nit in Die 2uft
gef.cgen. Dian bat BON ihheH aud ui9t eiu
gQt15C8 GlieO uuifiHoen t0uHeu. Sine Gu.
5abi Qasgeier, ruelae in Der glGbe auf ben
Baumeu laB, bate bic ueberreite eer $srs
urelHdten 6eridIungen, beUOr Bic nubereu
9rbeiter iu's Qauer farugu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-12
@ertatss@erhano Lnnaet .

BuiieHgertdt- (gor ben &idteru
Hiuoiap, Carroll uno 8aus.) 3as SuOeHtar
bee yta@lafes anbren gohrau'S nur6e eias
gerejdt; bic Cont Der Sermalter Der 6iHters
Iafeni4aiteu BON GOsmelia BuGertoH, peiHs
rid 9ierter uub g8m. Gu6eron 9ut9ebet.
Sen; bas gcHto Der SormuuOidaft lber
@rnCe 80. Sba6rid aPprobirt; gomaro g.
BarUer, Sames %. Boomers, iuH., Ularts
u. gBaible uno gliiabetH 8ietrid nit bey
Serpoltuug Der rep. Wahliife DOu Gliiabet5
Baraer, Qliee gouusIg, geOrg 8aIole uHo
Sennie 3ietrih betraut.
Supertors@ert6t.-(So - (Sor 8idteI
Stemart.) @buarb 4renbt uuo Utar Grin,
CANT (grenbt & Srtngant) mioer RuoOlpb 8.
Eo,ebui6 uu6 5Obanu &. 6amert 70. ".
9otebuit & gobnl un6 G6mar6 6. GrOol,
Curator, Slage auf &HderIaHguug bon bier
Sallen SaOauua'er Sabad; ben EIdgerH
oieIeIbeu HsbR einem Gent guti4aot8uH9 ju'
eriauut
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Gnd, ein opftr ses 4. Snlf .

gienart, SIS, II. SuIi. - Der a5t
Sabre nIte MartiH gfi6ol8 bon gtr. 800,
&aIBiugtoufraBe, oernuu0ete F5 am Rad'
mittag oes a. Suli burd eiHen ShuB nit
elmer bIiubeu Batrone an Der liuFeH 6auS.
Die gBuube idien nibt gefabrItd ;u isiu,
bod purbe elm Ir3t gu 8atbe ge3ogeu, uno
Der Snabe fiiblte fit 70 pObl, buB er au 6reis
ta9 etue @rfurfOH mad @One1, ,S8lauo NIT
madte. I'm Samiagss AbeHS, pdbrauo Die
Bamtlts onS NabteisH eiuHabm, fIagte Der
3nabe GHf eiumaI, Ct i0Hue niht me5r
ldluasn. Der bsrbeigerufeue Ar3t coEfil'
tlrte S'nnbndeufrnmpf gS nuroe raid Elm
5tusiter ar5t aebOlt, uIlein ieOss 6ftfsmitteI
srrptes iia oils Oerseblid). @easru Rorgeu
nm 8 llbr flnrh her annhe
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Wifhfm3rFfe.

St2ouis, II. Suli. - 0}iuHois5: gu
fubr 100, Yerien6ung 500; Breie Oari
trttu 3nideu $500 uH6 $40 Saus inc
3uiubr 5000, SerieHbuug 200; YreiI5 1l
tttrtstt 3Uiiden $3.50 NIB SIS, so 5Aaaie.
3ufubr 25OO, gerieHourg 200; graiIe pa.
riirteH 5piden $3.IO uu6 $4G0.
6 bicugo, II. SuIi. - 8iuobieb: 3u.
fubr 10000, &erisubuug 5000; grei'e Uari.
irteH 3plideu $1.25 uu6 Sduetue
3ufugr $1,000, TsrienbuHg 5000; Bre .Ie
DariirteH 3piideH $3.50 ua0 $3.50. 49,
Sdnnie: 3ufubr 5000, 8erIeneung 400:
Breiie Oa,iirteH 3wii9eH $I.OO uuo 81 80.
ga f,2ibert9, geuui., II. SRli. -
&tEbbieb: 3uiubr 1887, BerIenbpug 5000;
Breiie OuriirteH 3niideH s. uu6 s..
S6jmeine: 3uiubr 26OO, Serienouug 27OO
Yreiie Oariirteu JniideH $3.50 uHo $3.50 -
SGnafe: 3uiubr 5000, 8erieuOuug 2lOO;
Breiie Oartirten 3piiheu $3.50 uu6 $6.25.
Q8 D. y YbtIabeIpbia, Il. SuIt. -
0tiuOOieb: 3uiHbr 24OO; Brima ST, CUTE
4t-41, mittIera 34-4r gem6buIthe 81 2-33.
Sduaie: 3uiubr II ,OOO; Brima 4H-5, CUTE
4l-43, mIttlere 34-4, gep0buIi4e 1t-3+;
gdmmer 2i-73. Sdpeiue: 3ufubr 600,
8eIfQufe III ia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-07-12
RmbeR5rmnsen tn Sub SaroGtae.
gSrleumSeriide SsituugsnrttFeI - 8ranSs
fiitaHeeu 1HO Srobbriefs. - AaSsswts'
Seue gRututoHC8.


GburIefsH, Sc, II. Suli. - SH
gSalballa, etnem StIbtaen am 6uBe oes
Blue, c,3ibges9eblrges in StouOe 9ountq,
baben IidJ lett eiHlger 3eit Deri9ieoene 3Rubes
ft0ruugeH ersi9net. I'm 2l. SUM tuuroeu oaS
@eitGteIofal oss u&ourier" uno pier aooo'
iateHs girenur elHgedi9ert. Der Courier"
oerIor ieiHe IdHmtlideH SuotrtptioHssGtfeH
unb IeIue Suher. 8l8 @ouutp bitBte ale
BrotofOue Der @ouut1 &ommiidre BON 1868
bis 1887 eIH. Die bier I0uotuteH 0erloreH
ibrs amtliteu @orrsipOuoeujeu, BloJeBatteH,
2ui'tuugen Il. !. 10. Der 8rauo mar obue
3meifeI Die SoI9e Uou SrauOfiftuug uuo et'
ner 8elidporun9 gemiiier 9eute, mel9e es
nd 3ur aHf9aoe 9emadt hutteu, bod 9elt.
tete DtduHeT uuo Sraueu BON QSalbaQa oUrd)
Ob3Dne uHo 5erIelmberiite 3eitungsartltel
in MiBtreoit 3u brln8eu. gIuer Der Ser.
idm0rer, s. d. pooges, muroe besAalb in
llHtsriuduugspa 9eididt. Stun iouen ietue
DlitUerldmortnen oas 6euer uHgelegt babeH,
nm ibreH SeHOIf,H ju befreieH. Sbr B!aH
i4lus fshl; oa9egeu ruuroen S. &. 9uHter,
q. gS. Sooler, iorUie sluei gfGuner, yEamen8
Sauep uuO DI--9au, Degeu Setbeili9uH9 an
Der Berlt)nDruHg oerbaftst. Sumter, Sgoler
uno SOogts wnroen Der 9rUBcreu Si4erbeit
neqeu uad @reeu0ille ius GefduQuiB aes
IQlluls ASlE @CELilItOgLtAA49 lNNu U-tl SA9kG
3uriidaeiiibrt nerotH. Sabler, rDeliler ais
ser S0uptaufifter gilt, wcbnta lett elmer Ian.
gen Reibs u6H SabreH IN gSalbaua uuo mar
9iitglie6 Ter Ytstbo6iten'8trdle Sr grin gu
eff Sen 8uf Ieine8 RaGbar5 Ula!op an, nm
in ben 8eIit zines @runSfade8, oa5 oielem
aeb0rt, III fommen. OlaIon Duroe aud ge.
sWuugen, bic @egeub 81 uerlafen. llugeiiar
oamals nuree Elm poR ujp0lf a6tbaren Slirs
germ" uuter3eidueter 8rohbrtef OIL RtAter
Seribarp aeIau6t. SdlieBlth tuuroe feftge'
felt, bnB adlt Beri0ren an Der Serl9p0ruu9
3ur InIdnGriung a6tbarer Stirger bethetli9t
mareu. Die auffduoigtu Biirger fiH6 bod
lit1l aufgertgt. glan ma6t fth iR0eB 6Ofi'
nung, oa5 bic Surg nit ben S5!Ieu turieH
Bro3eB MAIDEN miro.
Gud our6 Dtormoueu ia In Der iiingteu
3eit bic Rube BON ScoHee SOuutg gsfOrt
noroeH. Sor antertbalb SObren muroe nduIs
lid in einem Is Yleilen bon gBalbaua ents
fernteu Grte, oeTsn SepoArter 9dH5ltt nm
piffenO fiHb, bon 3Uei gtormoHen AelteteH
aus lltab cine DlOrmonen gIliftoH gegritns
bet Gm borlebteH Sonutag fel Der gtOruo'
men, GsIteite Soiepb EbOTp itber ben Y!etboz
6iiienprebiger @rigbt Der, uno bieier i6Debte
cine 3eit lang in Qebeu5geiabr, bG bic BON
Sborp ,,befebrteun 2eute bic Dte6er 5Ogau
unb 6ieiem 3u 6iilfe famen. Eborp uHo fttnf
auoere 8dbeIsfiibrer tpur6en inter Der &us
| flnge berbnitet, ben ReIiglOn8frieoeH gefort
un0 einen Sranau prOoOBirt gu babeu. Die
angsflagteu batteu uorgeferu etu Serb0r III
befebeu, aber idIieBlid1 uurbeu ale hinge
ilaeten freigelnIfen, unb jpar gegeH oOS
| idriftlide 8erprehen, baB Eborp unO Die
anoereu TormoneupreOiger Ous &Ouutg oer=
InIieu, unb bic fituf betb0rteH Gnbinger oei'
| ielbeu feireu MormoHeuprebiger mebr uHters
| fiiiben.
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Staet 8alttmore.

Bt8BIt9er Cob. - 5eute Uiorgeu
turB Dor 8 lbr pTrbe in Der StaOt bsfaHut,
oaB i'm 6auie bt8 BanIierS @ittiH95 gu 4ib.
burton, BaItimore,gountg, gib., cine Dame
aus 8OfOu, pelde bier gum 8eiude peiIt,
Pl6Blid gefOrben isi.
Su BOlge Der ipaten Stuuoe, uHb ba Der
SelePbonoertsbr nit oem 6auie uHter5roheu
mar, tounte yiabereS uidt in GriabruHJ &C.
bTudlt meIbgu
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9kr ReIAtttnrR4

Ne NJ 9ort, IL. SuIi. - Folaeubes
iiHo Die S6IuBuOtiruugeu: geIO oftnete ID
80 uu6 itIOB gu gTo3eut. = Stsrlina,
gRcdieI $4.824-$4.829 auf 60 Gage unb
S&.89t-S4.8St auf Si4t.- 8uuOes. Dbl.
aatloneu: 4.proi. 1878, At proi. 1O9,
3 PROB. =. aftten: adams GrpreB 144,
central Eacifc 37t, &heiapente Ohio 7,
Grie 800, 6itto BriOr. SO, SQiuuis. Geutral
1924, SotsaSbore 96s, Rem. 9eriep @entral
783, gIortb s8eferH 1I7t, Ditto Brior. 147,
Rsp Yort Central 1898, Sbto.gtilEFppi
~ o'ito PriOr. S5, Bittsburg 1884, Rea'
elng 56t, Ct. BuuI 86s, Ditto BriUr. 1901,
28eferu'1uio 768.
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81. q. Snnfc.

nnfsbIbnTes g1ittsI stssn Ralaria, DpsDtpFs
9ebers uno RerOenIeieen, Aspctilof9feit, Ber0au
uTssi6DddHe uno ole tItmauibeH i5it6sr. 5fabt
faIfur aeseH 9opHeioen uHS SeTIiopTuHg. B7an tors
oere nur ". &. Outc uno feiR nnoeres. 90
Gents bit 6Iaihe. y. q. 3abutropfeH Nerve
Killerl belt 3GbHitmeIBeu iolort; 15 Gents otl
6Iai6e. Sn allen Spot4eIeu bu hubsn.
(april23, ,12RtsO
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Ste DgEaMo &rm0" Gao Der 9ra
ffnetif.

Ct. goui8, II. SuIi.-Da8 Sntereiie
Gil Der beuoriiebauoeu meilliben 9felie oe5
GT8Foenten &leUe!aRb Eeigert iid), ieitoem
gsttarsr feline 4Hrabme Der @inlaOuug 3u eis
ntm 0eiuda Der Stnot ct. Qouis brteild
Fplearrufeu bat. Die Slirger ftuo entialoI=
len, alIe @5ebel au;unenoeH, nm Ibu AMI
Neue sur Guua9me Der @n!aouHg 81 bepes
gen, IuO U!npor 6canciS eIbilt uiele Otes5e.
3iiglidieu 8ritfe aus allen EbeileH Oe8 Stal'
les. @r bat onber, I'M cine augereiHare Utaiz
uuu8stunbg gebuHg I'll srlaugeH, cine Q0reiie
on buS SoIf BON Diifouri erlaiieH uuo ieoes
@Ornt1 eriuht, etuen OOer melrers &ertreter
su eruennen, mn gemeinidaitli1 nit Dem
&omite Der ct. 9outier SIrger nab QSaibs
iHgtOH 5u retieH uHo Die @iHIaouug 3u er'
neueru. Die Delegation ptrO lomit nift bic
Stabt aueiH, iOu0ern ben gaHieu Stlat re-
prdIertirer. Ste uiro tpabri9eiuIifl am
nd6fen NOntag bon bier abretien unO uugel
iabr 3ur 3eit Der 5ludlebr oes Br1fOeateu
aus sem Staate Dem Yort in BaibiH9tOu
eintrefieu.
9u8 SnuDtQulrtier Der y9ran6 Irm9a 3u
gaOiiOH, 8t8c., D5r0fieHtltdt beute mieoer
Elm langss BON oGberbefeblsaab 2actus
6airdliIb uuterBei9nete5 Shreibeu, peI1es
6as fegslbafte SeHebmeH zines Eleilss ie.
uer GrgauilatiOn 9e9eEii ber bem erfeH 8e.
amteu Ser &epublit J Il beid0aigeH iu4t.
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RritnbHa6sabertraanRaea.

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gruubfliid gor6mefjeite ber GauoaIe', 80
FuB ItibH@ Der B0ltOufraBe, 10 bsi ll5'
$1,000. gBm. z. BbiuiPs an Roia X. Dte'
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GurepaiTae Rsbesbertd,te.
vac ReutiaIans.

BerItu, II. SuIi. - TiirR Bismard III
nab Berlin 5uriidgefebrt. Saller SIl9elm
beftnOet ii6 in 9ObIeni.
Die 8esleruHgs SrgoHe taFreu tort IN
ipren gSarnuugeH On SdPltallrea' IpT 9eIo
Hitt IN Euithersu ruifiheuBdpIereu aujule'
gen. Die uR0lnt6e 3ettung" ). %. l4ret6t:
u@benio mte bic ruItte 6s9leruH9 oeutl9es
@igeHtbum in 9tuBlauo proitrtbtrt uno ent=
nertbet, fauu es ibr zines Sa8es einlluen,
cine bObe Steuer auf Coupons eir5utu9reH
uno onmit bic IN ruifiden BnplereH aH9ele9'
ten oeutideH Sapi;alieu entDer;beu."
BrOf. SiTd ops SIrtd}t tber letne lsg!e
unteriudung Der Opertrteu gBuneruug I'M
9dlle oeS 3roTpriH5eH DIro IN Weol5tnIlaeH
8relleu ttir lehr giiuft9 eradtet, oo9letd Die
Seiurbtun9eH bet ben QutorltatsH nI9t gang
aebobeu ieiH meroeu, 10 IaHge Ht9t Gr.
Dtadenjie ertIdrt, ouB tetue Ueltsrsn GPeras
tioneH uotbpenbi9 fiuO. gSte Or. 8e9euer,
DeI@er fth bel oem SroRpVin5eu IN J1ornooo
bel GORbou befiUoet, mel0et, ift aud IN oem
nugemeiEeH 8eiiuoen 6eS 8ronpriHjen etHe
Seferuua eiugetreteu.
(Brof. Slr9oU'5 Serjdt Iautet babiu, oaB
has 3ulebt aus oem Salie oe8 6rcnprtu5eH
geidnitteue Stiid9en, ooS bon tAm unters
iuGt ipuroe, Oeutltder, ais bic frttbereu
Stlide baben erfennen lafien, oaB Die 2Sudea
rung nidlts GuseresJ ais etne barte 8lr5e
iei, bic fid uuf elmer Ieidt ent5ttHoeteu 6aut
QebilOet. SO lei rad ietHer Anitht tetHe
yia4puderung 81 befiraten.)
8uris RabsGOsPsi6sn.
- General SOispb q. 9aDIeg tam 8eFeru
in gOnbon on.
- Su gotauiu, Si3iIieH, iiHb bereit5 14O
DtsHiaeu Der Cholera erlegeu.
- Die Gr.60uigiu 9iabeQa pom Spanieu
bot Dem 6erjOg BON &oiHburg oa5 @roBtreUl
6s8 Groeus Sarl's Ill. uerlieben.
Ser beptite Sronprin3 in BON BiuOIor
rod QOnoOH iurudaetebrt. Dtorgen miro er
fd mad Der SHiel QGigbt bcgebeH.
- Sei eirem OOrgsferu in Der S9ueiJ
oorgeuommeucu gtationaI BiebiS3it glbeH
orei Slsrtel Der 2Sdbler tbre Stlmmen fllr
Elm geieg gum Sbuge BON SIfHOuugen ab.
- Su 8itspst, 3IuBlan6, fiuo Alb Bobu,
bauisr uuO Oiels auOere @ebduOe HieOerge'
brannt. Der SsrIuit betrdgt etpa 2 900, 900
9iubsI. giebTere gtenideH tameu INNS Ges
ber.
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abgereit. Der Oeuhbe SrOnprtH3 uuo ietue
@emobliu befinbeH ith 5u 28Ju0iOr uno fat
tetefl ON leRteu 9amRage Der a6ni8in Sit.
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| Garis, legte UorgeRerH on Der 9iue oes BAL
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